Kristina Aldridge
Associate Professor
PhD, 2004, Johns Hopkins University
office: M309 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-882-8910
fax: 573-882-4612
email: AldridgeMail
web: web.missouri.edu/~aldridgek/
interests: craniofacial development, evolution, and integration; neuroanatomy; neurodevelopmental disorders
PhD, 2004, Johns Hopkins University
office: M309 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-882-8910
fax: 573-882-4612
email: AldridgeMail
web: web.missouri.edu/~aldridgek/
interests: craniofacial development, evolution, and integration; neuroanatomy; neurodevelopmental disorders
Dana L. Duren
Professor
Director of Orthopaedic Research
PhD, 2001, Kent State University
phone: 573-884-7023
fax: 573-882-1760
email: DurenMail
web: medicine.missouri.edu/Ortho/research
interests: bone and joint health over the life course, pediatric bone health, skeletal maturation, methods for assessing skeletal health
Director of Orthopaedic Research
PhD, 2001, Kent State University
phone: 573-884-7023
fax: 573-882-1760
email: DurenMail
web: medicine.missouri.edu/Ortho/research
interests: bone and joint health over the life course, pediatric bone health, skeletal maturation, methods for assessing skeletal health
Cheryl A. Hill
Assistant Teaching Professor
PhD, 2008, Pennsylvania State University
office: M312 Medical Sciences Building
email: HillMail
web: cherylhill.wix.com/home
interests: anatomy education, craniofacial development and evolution, craniofacial disorders, hearing and equilibrium
PhD, 2008, Pennsylvania State University
office: M312 Medical Sciences Building
email: HillMail
web: cherylhill.wix.com/home
interests: anatomy education, craniofacial development and evolution, craniofacial disorders, hearing and equilibrium
Casey M. Holliday
Associate Professor
PhD, 2006, Ohio University
office: M318 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-884-6599
fax: 573-882-4612
email: HollidayMail
web: web.missouri.edu/~hollidayca/
interests: Evolutionary and functional morphology of the reptilian skull; craniodental mechanics; crocodyliform evolution; dinosaurs; adaptive plasticity; connective tissue biology; computer modeling; paleoecology
PhD, 2006, Ohio University
office: M318 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-884-6599
fax: 573-882-4612
email: HollidayMail
web: web.missouri.edu/~hollidayca/
interests: Evolutionary and functional morphology of the reptilian skull; craniodental mechanics; crocodyliform evolution; dinosaurs; adaptive plasticity; connective tissue biology; computer modeling; paleoecology
Laura Johnson
Assistant Teaching Professor
PhD, 2012, Duke University
office: LC102 Patient Centered Care Learning Center
phone: 573-884-7303
email: JohnsonMail
interests: Student retention in medical education; Vertically integrated anatomy education; adaptations to arboreality; nails and claws in primate evolution; body size, shape and locomotion
PhD, 2012, Duke University
office: LC102 Patient Centered Care Learning Center
phone: 573-884-7303
email: JohnsonMail
interests: Student retention in medical education; Vertically integrated anatomy education; adaptations to arboreality; nails and claws in primate evolution; body size, shape and locomotion
Kevin M. Middleton
Associate Professor
PhD, 2003, Brown University
office: M311 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-884-3192
email: MiddletonMail
web: middletonlab.org
interests: Biomechanics and functional morphology of locomotor tissues; skeletal physiology and adaptation; evolution of vertebrate flight; experimental evolution
PhD, 2003, Brown University
office: M311 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-884-3192
email: MiddletonMail
web: middletonlab.org
interests: Biomechanics and functional morphology of locomotor tissues; skeletal physiology and adaptation; evolution of vertebrate flight; experimental evolution
Allison Nesbitt
Assistant Teaching Professor
PhD, 2017, Stony Brook University
office: LC103 Patient Centered Care Learning Center
phone: 573-882-7462
email: NesbittMail
interests: Human craniofacial ontogeny, morphology and evolution; anatomy education
PhD, 2017, Stony Brook University
office: LC103 Patient Centered Care Learning Center
phone: 573-882-7462
email: NesbittMail
interests: Human craniofacial ontogeny, morphology and evolution; anatomy education
Kristen A. Prufrock
Lecturer
PhD, 2020, Johns Hopkins University
office: M174 Medical Sciences Building.
phone: 573-884-2361
email: PrufrockMail
interests: Diet, craniodental mechanics, muscle architecture, ontogeny, early primate evolution, Paleocene and Eocene mammals
PhD, 2020, Johns Hopkins University
office: M174 Medical Sciences Building.
phone: 573-884-2361
email: PrufrockMail
interests: Diet, craniodental mechanics, muscle architecture, ontogeny, early primate evolution, Paleocene and Eocene mammals
Chalachew M. Seyoum
Lecturer
PhD, 2020, Arizona State University
office: M170 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-882-3751
email: SeyoumMail
interests: Hominin dietary adaptation, isotope geochemistry, the evolution of Homo, primate evolution, and comparative anatomy
PhD, 2020, Arizona State University
office: M170 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-882-3751
email: SeyoumMail
interests: Hominin dietary adaptation, isotope geochemistry, the evolution of Homo, primate evolution, and comparative anatomy
Richard J. Sherwood
Professor
PhD, 1995, Kent State University
office: M307 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-882-6174 (office); 573-882-7352 (lab)
fax: 573-884-4612
email: SherwoodMail
interests: Craniofacial biology, craniofacial growth and development, skeletal maturation, primate evolution
PhD, 1995, Kent State University
office: M307 Medical Sciences Building
phone: 573-882-6174 (office); 573-882-7352 (lab)
fax: 573-884-4612
email: SherwoodMail
interests: Craniofacial biology, craniofacial growth and development, skeletal maturation, primate evolution
Carol V. Ward
Professor
Ph D., 1991, Johns Hopkins University
office: M308 Medical Sciences Building
office phone: 573-882-0858
lab phone: 573-882-8909
fax: 573-882-4612
email: WardMail
web: wardlab.net
interests: Paleoanthropology; Australopithecus; Miocene hominoids; early hominins; evolution of ape and human locomotion
Ph D., 1991, Johns Hopkins University
office: M308 Medical Sciences Building
office phone: 573-882-0858
lab phone: 573-882-8909
fax: 573-882-4612
email: WardMail
web: wardlab.net
interests: Paleoanthropology; Australopithecus; Miocene hominoids; early hominins; evolution of ape and human locomotion